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“This one is pretty good cold brewed. I mostly get the pear flavour and then I get some light hints of vanillla. I think they go together fairly well. It isn’t as sweet as I would have thought...” Read full tasting note
“I think I dislike this tea more and more each time I drink it. Thankfully, it’s all done now. No more apple cider vinegar tasting hot water! On to better teas that deliver the taste it promises....” Read full tasting note
“The last iced tea for today that finishes off a package. Although pear-y, this one was too tart and strange hot. Not a big fan. Unfortunately, it still misses the mark iced. I did use an...” Read full tasting note
“I like pears. This doesn’t smell like pears…It smells like bubblegum with some sharp fake pear on the end. The “pearness” is reminiscent of a jelly belly rather than a real pear (bosc or...” Read full tasting note
Nice on ice
This summer, we decided to make the best iced tea ever. It had to be sweet and fruity, but a little bit tart. Familiar, yet unexpected. Delicious on its own, or with a splash of gin and a mint spring. In a word, perfect. And after searching high and low, we found a tea that fits the bill. A bright, flavourful blend of pear and apple with a hint of vanilla, it’ll quench your thirst but leave you wanting more. As if summer wasn’t already perfect enough…
Ingredients: Apple, pear, rose blossoms, vanilla beans.
DavidsTea is a Canadian specialty tea and tea accessory retailer based in Montreal, Quebec. It is the largest Canadian-based specialty tea boutique in the country, with its first store having opened in 2008.
As most have said, this tea is tart. Simple as that. Aside from that it has a nice medley of flavours. I find most (but not all) teas from DAVIDsTEAS containing apple to be a little (or a lot in this case) tart and/or bitter. Just my opinion
I’ve only tried this tea iced, but I am a fan! It’s fresh, crisp, and yes, quite tart, but I like a little kick from my iced tea. The pear taste isn’t very strong. I would describe it more like a Granny Smith apple. Not an all-time favourite, but it gave me just what I was looking for – a refreshing fruity iced tea.
